matchy matchy

tonight i went on a date. we matched. bright yellow shirts. we were hard to miss.

but what can you do, tell him to wait while you go change your shirt and rework the outfit?

i went with it and enjoyed all the double takes.

today in the dressing room. . .

. . . i couldn't help from laughing when overhearing this conversation

stressed mom: "honey you need to stop that or we're not going to cabela's"
2 year-old: "sorry mom. i'll be good mom. i like your dress mom."
(to her younger sister), "we have to be good so we can go to cabela's"

it's never to early to learn to brown nose a little bit

el·o·quence

–noun

1. the practice or art of using language with fluency and aptness.

2. eloquent language or discourse: a flow of eloquence.

I wish I had more of that.

rather, I just spew words out faster than I can think and say things I don't mean to say.

I'm blunt enough to get my point across, but I wish it sounded more eloquent as it comes out.

maybe someday.

happy mother's day!

i am a little late in getting this posted (i was lucky enough to spend the day with my mom) but i have the best mom in the world! it's true, a lot of people tell me that so it's not just me saying it, she really is. my mom is awesome and it constantly serving, loving, and caring for those around her--best of all she puts up with me.

happy mother's day mom, i love you!

decisions decisions decisions

i have a lot of decisions i should make

anyone want to make them for me?

today i am grateful for the little blessings that come when you least expect it.

they always make the day go better.

what a gem

said to a friend: "I bought the box because it looked like your hair color."

don't you love when you finally realize why you chose or chose not to do something? I'm just realizing why I didn't take a job last year when logically it was the perfect job for where I was in my life. seriously, everything was there - decent pay, in my field of study, reasonable hours, good location, nice people, a growing company, and opportunity to move up in the company. however, I just didn't feel good about taking the job so I didn't even though I didn't have any other job possibilities at the time. now, with some recent events in my life, I'm realizing why I didn't take that job and I'm so happy I was patient and waited for the job I have now. it's just so great to finally understand why I made that choice even when it made no sense at the time.